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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1908
Page
5
An opinion piece argues that marriage values often form after love and that the home and community share responsibility. It calls for strong measures against wife beaters, urging states to provide punishment and government support to pursue deserters, and stresses the need for a stable home with a family altar.
The sermon stresses differences between men and women in courtship and marriage. It urges husbands to praise wives not criticize, value affection, and practice self denial, and notes that trust, forbearance, and the golden rule foster marital harmony and felicity.
Twenty Chicago women led by Mrs. T. Vernette Morse aim to establish a suffragist utopia in Wyoming or Idaho. Morse will act as mayor and adviser as they recruit sites, purchase tools, and prepare to start building, with 20 unmarried organizers and three leading figures guiding the project.
London reports Dr Romme, noted physiologist, has compiled statistics claiming a boy is born when the father is weaker than the mother and a girl when the mother is weaker. He calls this a universal natural law that the child resembles the weaker parent rather than the stronger.
The Vincent Club plans three matinee and one evening performance of Hoodwinked this week in Boston. Miss Margaret Stimson stars as the hero with Miss Betty Porter conducting. about 20 ushers and numerous society patronesses march in.
Mrs. O. B. French of Bristol awoke at the New Hampshire State Hospital in Concord after a three weeks period of unconsciousness. Doctors were puzzled by the trance but report she shows signs of complete recovery and had been fed via a tube during the coma.
The Teresa and Alice crew brought up wreckage from the 1898 steamer Portland including a copper wire line connected to a switch and an anchor while trawling near Highland Light. Captain Caccioto kept the switch and copper as souvenirs. the rest was discarded.
Paris April 26 Naples Journal correspondent records Mme Anna Gould denying marriage talks while explaining her attraction to European aristocracy. She says Americans seek refinement not found at home and favors French aristocracy as a storehouse of refinement. She also wishes to isolate herself from public importunity.
Lancaster N H April 26 Patrick Gleason 70 Civil war veteran living alone on Page hill two miles from town burned to death in his home the blaze started when ashes were emptied into a box He left three sons who reside in Lancaster.
The 17th continental congress of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution adjourned with a final session described as a love feast. A resolution urged Congress to appropriate 50 000 dollars for two arches at Valley Forge to honor Washington and his soldiers for the 1777 78 winter.
For coughs and throat disorders use Brown's Bronchial Troches. Their efficacy proven by years of tests. Sold only in boxes 25c 50c and 1. Abolutely free from anything harmful.
Swedish author Ellen Key lectures in Berlin urging a health focused ethics that prizes motherhood and the new generation. She condemns social ostracism of unwedded mothers and calls for world wide campaigns for motherhood rights and better sex education.
Miss Amanda Brixey, a recluse living near Snowball in Searcy county, was robbed of $12,000. Robbers dug the money from under her front porch in Marshall, Arkansas, on April 26.
The Rev. Thomas Lord of Horncastle, England, celebrated his 100th birthday and continues to preach to his congregation every Sunday, marking the longevity of the nation's oldest gospel minister.
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